Match the two parts of the sentences.

9) He wouldn't have become so strong…	a) …I wouldn't be worried now.
10) They would have come…	b) … I would have gone to the library.
11) If they had been ready the day before…	c) … we wouldn't have come so early.
12) If I hadn't needed the book…	d) … unless he had done sports.
13) If they had had a city map…	e) … they wouldn't have been lost.
14) If you had warned us…	f) … if Jane had invited them.
15) He wouldn't know much…	g) … unless you had agreed with us.
16) We wouldn't have wasted so much time…	h) … unless he had read much.
17) If you had sent me a telegram…	i) …they would have taken their exam.
18) We had never done this …	j) if you have bought everything beforehand

Correct the errors, if necessary.

19) If I knew her well I will visit her.

20) If I were you I would have visited Jane yesterday.

21) If I have a computer I would learn Computer Studies.

22) If the weather would be nice tomorrow we'll go on excursion.

23) You did not miss the plane if you had taken a taxi.

24) I wish you have a car.

25) I wish things were different in the past.

26) I wish the weather were warmer.

27) I wish I did not decide to work in New York.

28) I wish I did not go to bed early yesterday.

Complete the following radio programme by putting the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

Interviewer:	Welcome once again to our weekly programme in which we ask the questions "If you (29) ___ (be) alone on a tropical island for a month, what two items (30) ___ you ___ (choose) to take with you and why?" My two guests are racing driver Charles Brown and journalist Helen Howk, Charles?
Charles:	Well, I think (31) ___ (get) very bored on this island if I (32) ___ (not have) anything to do. So, I (33) ___ (take) a knife and a ball of string. Then I (34) ___ (be able) to make useful things to catch food, and, maybe, build some kind of house to live in.
Interviewer:	(35) ___ you ___ (try) to escape from the island?
Charles:	If I (36) ___ (manage) to make a boat, I think I (37) ___ (try).
Interviewer:	Helen, what about you?
Helen:	Well, I definitely (38) ___ (not try) to escape. I'm totally impractical. So, if I (39) ___ (try) to make anything, I'm sure it (40) …(fall) to pieces very quickly. No, if I (41) ___ (have) to spend a month on the island, I (42) ___ (want) to have a good book and a pair of sunglasses.
Charles:	But how (43) ___ you ___ (catch) things to eat if you (44) ___ (not have) any tools?
Helen:	Oh, I expect there (45) ___ (be) plenty of fruit on the island. And I'm sure it (46) ___ (not hurt) me if I (47) ___ (not eat) meat or fish for a month.
Interviewer:	(48) ___ either of you ___ (be) lonely?
Charles:	Definitely. I (49) ___ (find) it very difficult if I (50) ___ (not speak) to anyone for a month.
Helen:	I think (51) ___ (enjoy) the peace and quiet at first, but after a couple of weeks, yes, I (52) ___ (begin) to feel lonely.
Interviewer:	Charles and Helen, thank you very much.

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